How does the 'Access All Assets' default permission impact individual permissions set for users or user groups?

• A. It disables all other permissions, for security purposes
• B. It supersedes any individual permissions set, allowing all users to see all assets by default
• C. It restricts user access to assets unless specifically granted
• D. It is only applied to users with no other permissions

Answer: (B)

Access All Assets works as a broad, system-wide baseline that determines who can see assets in the inventory. When this default permission is enabled, it takes precedence over individual user or group permissions and grants visibility to all assets by default. In other words, regardless of specific restrictions set for a user or group, the presence of this global permission ensures that every asset is visible to that user.

This is why it’s described as superseding individual permissions: it sets the overarching rule for what can be seen, and granular or per-asset permissions can no longer limit visibility in the presence of this default. Note that this mainly affects what you can view; other actions on assets (like editing or deleting) may still be governed by those finer-grained permissions.

So, the default acts as a universal visibility grant, rather than a restriction or a conditional trigger tied only to users with no other permissions.